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The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the most fundamental set of laws we have in this country. In the context of police interactions, it gives us – as civilians – certain rights. For example: The freedom from unreasonable search or seizure The right to be told...
A jury is meant to remain impartial and objectively evaluate the evidence presented in a case in accordance with the law. When a defendant confesses to a crime, this can be extremely persuasive – and often damning – evidence in a case, which often leads to a...
Any interaction with police officers can make people feel uncomfortable, even if they haven’t done anything wrong. Under these circumstances, it can be easy to forget that you have rights and legal protections. For instance, if police stop you while driving in...
If you face allegations or charges of impaired driving, you may not be familiar with criminal law and your legal rights. You will likely experience high levels of anxiety and stress because of the potential consequences. No one wants one mistake to cause the loss of...
The last thing you want to see and hear when you're driving down any Alberta highway is flashing red lights in your rearview mirror and the sound of a siren blaring. Unfortunately, this typically means that it's time to pull over and roll down your window for the...
